Sentence examples for delayed buying from inspiring English sources

Wesley McNair, a 68-year-old poet, had delayed buying a pair of glasses.

Consumers who delayed buying new vehicles then are returning to the market, according to Mr. Jackson.

But with the economic downturn and the slowing of technology purchases, Colt's customers have delayed buying communications services.

Auto sales are booming, too, as customers who delayed buying in the recession trade in their old vehicles.

That suggests businesses delayed buying new equipment until after the start of the new year to avoid Year 2000 computer-related problems.

For the last few years, most towns have delayed buying new police cars or fire engines and have put off major repairs, because money has been so tight.

Economists find cash-strapped borrowers tend to delay buying homes.

Medical trainees forgo earning a full salary for about 10 years, which delays buying a house, having a family, and saving for retirement.

Medicare penalizes people who delay buying Part B coverage until they feel they need it, with the premium rising by 10percentt every year of delay.

People may delay buying new cars and major appliances, but producers of most things that people buy usually get through recessions with only modest harm.

The ripple effect, as those employees pare expenses, put off car purchases and delay buying a home, is expected to be large.